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LOVE YOUR Wolf-DOG DAY! Celebrating the Polynesia's longest best friend - The Pacific Wolf-dog
Celebrating Polynesian Culture - All Day Every Day - Thank you for joining us at T.M.BW. where we share Polynesian Cultural practices from as many islands as we can.
The ASB Polyfest is the largest Polynesian Gathering Event in the World and continues to grow - Hosted in Aotearoa New Zealand
Be sure to relax with your Family and spend quality time with them. A Traditional Pig Roast has always been a great way to have Family time.
Traditional Polynesian Dance for both Men and Women gives opportunity for expression and a respectable place withing Pacific Communities
Polynesian History of Aotearoa New Zealand - APIA Studies and Mana History
The Lame Seagull- Sir Duncan Cameron in the Maori Wars. Polynesian History of Aotearoa New Zealand - APIA Studies and Mana History
In the 1920s-1930s New Zealand economy collapsed who helped fund an overseas War efforts. Democratic Socialists, Unions, Anti-War, and Socialists began moving to protect their Jobs and families from Pro-Imperialist campaigns.
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A Timeline of Samoan History and Related Events - This section is contunuely worked for a better understanding of Samoan History - TMBW.
ANSWER: President of Brazil Bolsonaro has been deemed a War Criminal by the World community, a poor man of poor background heritage attempting to rape the land and it's people of it's resources who took office in 2019. Native South Americans have charged him and his administration with murder charges and other "Crimes Against Humanity".
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ANSWER: The Samoan Headdress is a very old part of the Samoan culture and has much less of a place in modern Samoan culture but is continued to be used in dance and stage performances. Cultures who wear headdress have been known to have in their History, either a dark period of War where either head-hunting or scalping is practiced, or they have a mark of Hunter's Pride (Trophy taking). Headdress are not just found in Asia Pacific Polynesia cultures but also in some older Imperial European cultures. Headdress are usually very tall on the head and made with a rare or expensive fur or feather attached to the helmet (usually a rank of Captain or higher, or special Helms are given to Royal Guards).
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ANSWER: Eurasia is defined by the first nations of Euro origins and Caucasian origins. Eurasian or Caucasian regions are the crossroads of North India, the middle-East, and West and Central Asia.
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ANSWER: No, but Climate change has severely changed European weather patterns and there is speculation that Spain by the year 2036 will be uninhabitable due to dense volcanic pollution and earthquakes causing unstable living conditions along it's south western borders. Active volcano around the Canary Islands have destroyed thousands of homes and earthquakes continue.
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ANSWER: Yes. not only is Asia Pacific-Pacific Islander Polynesian History being attacked by Anglo-white supremacists in Wikipedia, but the Mongolian Empire History and other Asian and Eurasian Histories are being attacked and distorted as well. Recent inquiries into Wikipedia's article post on "The Golden Horde" have been deemed that the misinformation is deliberate. The era of The Golden Horde was a time of immense power over all of Europe, the Middle-east, Northern India, Eurasia, and East Asia, however Wikipedia propagates that the Mongol 'tents' looked Golden in the sunlight, hence according to them, the name The Golden Horde.
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ANSWER: A paper tiger is a person or an entity which postures itself as fierce and strong, but in reality has no authority or power. Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison who has often talked strongly and who has recently caused Australia's first protest riots since The Great Depression, has been called "The Paper Tiger of Australia", a political bigmouth in 2021 who has no real power in the Asia Pacific.
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ANSWER: Yes, but only through social media in 2018 and recently some questionable Spanish music titles have popped up, such as the song "Hawai" by a pervert named Maluma. There is a Youtube channel called La Mancha Media who in 2018 spread racial propaganda on American Samoan History, calling it a "Lost Colony". Since 2010, not only has there been social media attacks on Asia Pacific regions, but almost non-stop black balling Asia Pacific regions from some once influential western News Companys who have now gone politically radical. All this because of Asia Pacific's rising on the world stage with China and ASEAN nations. Where there used to be 4 Asian economic Tigers, there are now around 10.
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ANSWER: Yes, in a public statement Paul Keating opposed an AUKUS Pact that has turned Australia into more racist nation and one that will be targeted military by Southeast Asian, East Asian, Eurasian, and South Pacific nations.
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ANSWER: Polynesian Rapa Nui natives legally own all the land on the island nation, with their laws supporting Native Birth Rights similar to Blood Quantum Laws in the United States with Native Americans.
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ANSWER: Polynesians get along with everyone but "Polynesian Culture" does NOT usually go well with "Spanish Culture" and is almost the complete opposite. Polynesian Culture has historically favored German, American, French and Canadian, and British Europeans along with most Southeast and East Asian cultures.
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ANSWER: Many Star Trek fans have expressed their anger at changing the Klingons. There is no doubt that The Klingon Race, The Human Race, and The Vulcan Race, are the three most American favorites. Also American fans have said that the background build up of the Klingon Race (songs, language, fashion, weaponry, and even cultural ceremonies) has been so worked on, that by changing anything now will cause criticism and the loss of some very dedicated American fans. Another complaint is that Star Trek has become more like "Star Wars" which again loses an older fan base at an attempt to attract a new fan base.
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ANSWER: Because The First World War in the Pacific started officially in Samoa 1914.
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Trust in Medical help has lowered since year 2000, especially when it comes to Cancer Treatments. Promises unkept for cures and breakthroughs in new research never applied, or with poor results, for over 40 years has raised skepticism. Following the most advanced tech nations instead of relying on easy access convenient hospitalization has been recommended for those looking for better medical help.
A Community report says to "Beware of TAP WATER" [Tap Water can be Dangerous]. Outside the island, there are industrialized cities with real toxic issues. On the surface the City may have great rides, food, highways, and parks, but have under it all "toxic or environmental health issues" due to old Landfills and Water Infrastructure being ignored. If an area has a waste smell, the ground nearby could be a covered over Landfill where a town has expanded, buried the old one, and moved to a new location. Buying clean bottled water is an important choice, and will save a person's health.
Pacific Islander American Community report on "Banking Overdraft Schemes" which resequence transactions on lower income accounts to make the accounts overdraft. In the Banking Scheme, transactions are being posted in an order that benefits the banking fees, and costing the customer possibly hundreds of dollars. The Banking Overdraft Schemes have been reported to still be attempted. Keep your money in a trusted Bank. Do not just sign up to any bank.
Check out your local Library for community events. Also a Library can subscribe to Polynesian Newspapers and Magazines so that you and your kids can read them. Organizing a way to have books and media content (movies and news) able for your community to check out is important. Organize your local Library on how to get things started. Classes in public school are also being asked by local community for more Pacific languages and culture to be taught.
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